At Ramadan meals, Egypt weighs split in society
Even in a traditional time of reflection and brotherhood, divisions exist among Egyptians following the overthrow of Morsi
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Even in a traditional time of reflection and brotherhood, divisions exist among Egyptians following the overthrow of Morsi
Young college graduates are living 20 to a room in cheap, subdivided apartments, as China's slowing economy means low wages for job seekers
Says head of parent company that owns track where train derailed, exploded and led to 50 deaths has "deplorable" and "unacceptable" attitude
On 18th anniversary of massacre, thousands gather in Bosnia to bury 409 recently identified victims
Fans of "cosplay" gather at the China International Comics and Game Expo in Shanghai
Visitors to 94-year-old anti-apartheid leader, hospitalized in Pretoria, sadly describe man who is "a shell of himself"
Supporters of ousted President Morsi denounce arrest warrants for group's leaders, while distancing themselves from violent clashes
Open-air burn pit at Camp Leatherneck threatens the health of the nearly 13,500 people working there, federal investigators say
More than 100,000 people forced to evacuate in China's Sichuan province
Pontiff overhauls penal code governing clergy and lay people who live and work in the Holy See
Death toll at 50, with 20 bodies found and 30 now presumed lost after Saturday's fiery crash of a runaway oil train
Floodwaters surge through Himalayan foothills in Sichuan province, sweeping away bridges, buildings and whole hillsides
"60 Minutes" associate producer Jonathan Schienberg provides a first-hand account of his visit to Turkey in the midst of the country's present tensions
Railway parent company's CEO makes comments on cause of deadly train derailment during first visit to disaster site
AFP: Tribal king says Mandela "made a few gestures of acknowledgement" during hospital visit; 94-year-old still critical but stable